Wrapping Interior

[Bilson8tor]

Originally Posted by eckoman_pdx

Well, I am glad you found it helpful and glad I could help out. Let me know if you have any other questions, and good luck doing your interior.

actually i was wondering how i should go about giving the rear seats headrests, i was thinking of just taking the head rest out out another set of front seats, but was wondering how i could make that work

[eckoman_pdx]

Originally Posted by Bilson8tor

actually i was wondering how i should go about giving the rear seats headrests, i was thinking of just taking the head rest out out another set of front seats, but was wondering how i could make that work

So you want to give the rear seats headrests? Hmm, I suppose you could get a spare set of headrests. You'd need to mount it to the rear seat of course. Maybe you could mount it on the solid frame of the seat. Mount some supports and run it up through the padding to to the headrest above..I don't know, it's a quick thought. If I can figure something out, I'll make sure to post it.

[Bilson8tor]

ya, i was thinking of putting some supports in there too, but i don't know where i would mount them to so any help would be appreciated

[eckoman_pdx]

Originally Posted by Bilson8tor

ya, i was thinking of putting some supports in there too, but i don't know where i would mount them to so any help would be appreciated

Well, the seat should have some sort of solid frame structure, so maybe you could mount it to the top part of that. Also, some contact cement that is decent is 3M's 8090. It has a good hold and decent heat resistance. Super-90 is about the same in heat resistance, but has a stronger hold. It costs a little more, but I always would choose the stronger hold, thats me. Of course, apply it like I desicribe on the first page.